Sentence examples for digital corporations from inspiring English sources

For without the internet none of the great digital corporations would exist.

The race to put the first man on the moon was led by the US and Russian governments, but today it is private companies – the cash-rich digital corporations of Silicon Valley – that are driving the sub-space race.

You only have to walk around Dublin or Cork to see that Ireland's tax regime has been a honeypot for all the hottest digital corporations – not just the long-established ones like Apple, Microsoft and Intel but the entire new wave of internet behemoths: Google, Facebook, Twitter and so on.

Today's Internet governance benefits firstly to the surveillance cyber capacities of the US and some of its allies, such as the UK and Sweden for example -they are hosting part of the Internet roots; and to the profits of the big digital corporations, in particular the ones accessing our metadata.

The Securities and Exchange Commission never investigated any of Cramer & Company's trading activities in securities of Western Digital Corporation".

He is also on the boards of the Western Digital Corporation and the network storage provider Panasas Inc.

The errata notice sent to bookstores and reviewers reads: "Cramer & Company did not conduct any trading activity in Western Digital Corporation in reliance on inside information.

The Western Digital Corporation, a maker of disk drives and networking products, raised its quarterly revenue forecast, citing its recovery from flooding in Thailand, setting off a 7 percent gain in its share price Friday.

The McData Corporation, a vendor of networking products for data storage devices, said it would acquire SANavigator Inc., a subsidiary of the Western Digital Corporation that makes storage management software, for $29.75 million.

This summer, two of the companies that were working to develop a transmission standard for digital AM and FM combined efforts to form the iBiquity Digital Corporation, owned by Lucent, Infinity Broadcasting, ABC, Bonneville International and other companies.

Then on March 16, HarperCollins, Mr. Maier's publisher, announced that it was retracting a four-page anecdote in the book in which Mr. Maier mistakenly reported that Mr. Cramer was investigated by the Securities and Exchange Commission for insider trading in shares of the Western Digital Corporation, which makes hard drives.